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USB Device charger with Water Power

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Estream

The Estream is about the size of a water bottle and weighs less than 2 pounds. Once submerged in running water, the turbine rotates and generates electricity that gets stored in the Estream’s built-in 6,400mAh battery, which takes about 4.5 hours to fully charge. A full battery should be able to charge up to three smartphones or action cameras. Estream claims that it’s able to charge devices twice as fast as a regular outlet thanks to a quick-charge function read more …….

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Esox Lucius Picture and Video

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As we move from summer into fall this is one of the prime bite periods for the Esox Lucius, other wise known as Pike.  River Pike become active as water temps start to drop in the late summer, and really feed aggressively on baitfish patterns.  Especially top water flies, with baitfish profiles.  Here is a Northern Pike we found this week. Also below is an impressive video by Austin Green.  It’s 25 mins long, but well worth the watch.  If you don’t follow Austin on the social feeds, I would suggest finding him and watching his work, he does some amazing things with the lens.

 

Esox Lucius on the hunt #underwater #seewhatsoutthere #aquatech #korkerslife #fishthetruth

A photo posted by Mangledfly (@mangledfly) on

PURSUING ESOX from Austin Green Photography on Vimeo.

Spring Creek Montana Fly Fishing – by Todd Moen

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Some amazing footage once again by Todd Moen

Dr. Whiting talks Hackle

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Just EAT it

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Man vs Bugs

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So guiding here in Northern Michigan we have our share of bugs.  Especially bugs that like to bite.  But this short video showing some of the bugs (especially the ones that bite), the boys encountered on their South America journey.  I’m not sure I’m Man enough to handle.

Not a Fly-Fishing Video

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This isn’t a fly fishing video but has some great lessons about life and shares some of my simple beliefs about fishing.  Plus shows off one of my favorite fish.  Hope you enjoy it as much as I did.

Turtle and Eagle Food

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Just a few miles from my house in Northern Michigan their is an eagle cam.  I had never thought of turtle being a food source for Eagles.  But when you have the pressure of feeding 2 kids, I guess you feed them what you can find.  Turtle ends up escaping the nest, but had to be a long ways to find ground.

 

http://www.carbontv.com/cams/carbontv-eagle-cam/turtle-escapes-from-the-eagles-nest